Struggle and Success: True Stories That Reveal the Depths of the Human Experience: Volume 3

Description

We must all start somewhere. In this collection of real-life stories, 25 people take readers on an inspiring journey through the struggles they have overcome in pursuit of success. From small personal triumphs, to large career goals or lifetime achievements, each success, big or small, offers an inspirational insight into the inner workings of lives from around the globe, highlighting one of humankind's greatest traits - resilience. Discover the successes of everyday people; from life in a rural African village, to surviving the droughts and rains of Western Australia; from discovering a new world in post-World War II Canada, to following a young girl learning to navigate and overcome the perils of schoolyard bullying. As F. Scott Fitzgerald once said, 'The World only exists in your eyes. You can make it as big or as small as you want,' - a reminder to us all to live, celebrate and not despair for too long. In Struggle and Success, you will discover no dream and no situation is stillborn. These stories show how we can all turn personal struggles into our own successes using the wisdom we acquire along the way. Interwoven with inspiring quotes from notable figures as diverse as Walt Disney, Oscar Wilde, Demi Lovato and Martin Luther King Jr, the result is a collection of true stories dedicated to the unrelenting spirit of the human race.

Renee Hollis is an author, photographer and organizer of collaborative projects for creative artists. Her goal with 'Timeless Wisdom' is to create an opportunity for writers to share a powerful message with thousands of readers and contribute to be a highly collectible, beautifully produced series.

"As thoughtful and thought-provoking as it is inspired and inspiring, Struggle and Success: True Stories That Reveal the Depths of the Human Experience is an extraordinary and unreservedly recommended addition to personal reading lists, as well as community and academic library collections." * Midwest Book Review *